rushed in to rescue the residents of a senior citizen's housing complex that caught fire in southwest washington yesterday afternoon. the marines are housed in barracks just down the street. firefighters used ladders to reach the residents. there are no reports of any serious injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> there's speculation about the super bowl halftime entertainers and activist for 3d printed guns are accused of sexual assault. those are some of the headlines on the news stand. >>> the owner of a company that makes 3d printed guns is wanted for allegedly paying $500 to have sex with an underage girl. police are working with international authorities to locate cody wilson. his last known location was thai woman -- taiwan. wilson was supposed to board a flight back to the u.s. yesterday but he didn't. he faces a charge of sexual assault that allegedly took place last month in austin. >>> the pittsburgh post gazette reports police shot and killed a gunman in pennsylvania. he was scheduled to appear in court to face domestic violence charges. authorities say he opened

he was shot near the metro station in southwest washington last night. witnesses reported seeing three people running from the scene. we're told the teenager was alert when medics took him to the hospital. poce don't have a motive for the shootth right now. >> rescue crews searching for a 1-year-old swept awayy flood waters fromurricane florence in north carolina. this happened sunday night. we have a picture of the baby boy that is missing. his mother tried to drive-thru an area covered by water. her car swept off the road. the mother wasescued but the child, they're still looking for. ems workers also had to be rescued when t ambulance got stuck in the water. that is the very latest from the live de t. backo you. >> thank you. cu >> r workers have condued more than 1,000 water rescues of people that became trapped by fast moving flood water since friday. those flood waters will contiee to ris today as the rain keeps falling. 17 people have died in more tn half a million people don't have power. >> news 4's chris lawrence is live in kinston, north carol

as i remember it, i lived in southwest washington, and would as i remember and again, i am relying on my recollection, she lived someplace on capitol hilland i would drive her home, and sometimes stop in and have a coke or a beer or something and continue arguing about politics for maybe 45 minutes to an hour, but i never thought anything of it. senator hatch: when professor hill worked for you at the eeoc, did she solicit your advice on career development or career opportunities? senator,udge thomas: as i discuss with most of the members of my personal staff, i try to advise them on their career opportunities and what they should do next. specialalways be a assistant or attorney advisor. and i am certain that i had those discussions with her, and in fact it would probably have been based on that that i advised dean kothe that she would be a good teacher and that she would be interested in teaching. senator hatch: did she treat you as her mentor at the time, in your opinion? judge thomas: pardon me? senator hatch did she treat you : as though you were a mentor at the time? judge thoma

as i remember it, i lived in southwest washington, and would as i remember and again, i am relying on my recollection, she lived someplace on capitol hilland i would drive her home, and sometimes stop in and have a coke or a beer or something and continue arguing about politics for maybe 45 minutes to an hour, but i never thought anything of it. senator hatch: when professor hill worked for you at the eeoc, did she solicit your advice on career development or career opportunities? senator,udge thomas: as i discuss with most of the members of my personal staff, i try to advise them on their career opportunities and what they should do next. specialalways be a assistant or attorney advisor. and i am certain that i had those discussions with her, and in fact it would probably have been based on that that i advised dean kothe that she would be a good teacher and that she would be interested in teaching. senator hatch: did she treat you as her mentor at the time, in your opinion? judge thomas: pardon me? senator hatch did she treat you : as though you were a mentor at the time? judge thoma

this issue came to my attention from a tribe from my home in southwest washington. the tribe began the permitting process for a new economic development project on reservation land, which includes a construction and operation of a distillery. in the midst of the project, they were made aware of the 1834 law from the bureau of indian affairs who suggested that the tribe move their project off their land or contact their member of congress and change the law. when they contacted me and told me what they were up against, i got to work. i'm pleased to put this bill forward today to help place indian tribes on equal footing with non-indian tribal citizens by allowing them to pursue the very same economic opportunities as everybody else. this repeal enables tribes to diversify their economic investments and helps provide jobs, not just for tribes, but for neighboring communities as well. this is a matter of fairness, mr. speaker. washington, d.c., shouldn't be in the business of telling indian country it cannot engage in business that's allowed everywhere else and is actu

southwest. a live look at wilmington, north carolina. winds extending outward knocking down trees and power lines. emily is live in washington now. >> reporter: we are getting the first reports of injuries caused by the storm. police tweeting that a tree fell on top of a home and at least one person was taken to the hospital. more victims could be inside. hurricane florence is unleashing her fury. hurricane florence lashing the carolinas. the slow storm delivering sheets of rain and ferocious winds topping 105 miles per hour in wilmington. waters rising rapidly. >> rainwater and surge are forcing sounds and rivers over their banks. >> in north carolina waves reaching first floor windows prompting emergency situations. >> i have never seen this kind of damage here. >> hundreds needs rescue. >> it is like a bomb has gone off here. it is a lot of water. >> along the outer banks swift destruction. abc crews spread throughout the storm zone caught in the thick of it like ginger. >> i came inside because at one point when we were throughout there the winds were so severe that the deck we were standing on started ripping apart. >>

washington app. you ould check them out. search "aretha headlines all new from overnight. simplncht a shootg investigation in southwest d.c. saying it happened on minnesota avenue and t street early this morning. information is limited right now. officials areor looking f a silver lexus. there's no word quite yet on any victims. >>> washington's archibishop is asking for forgiveness and has a request concerning this weekend's mass. he sent a letter to priests on monday. he's faced increasing pressure to resign amid outrage over the church sex abuse scandal. he's accused of covering up abuse during his time in pittsburgh anded acc of having knowledge of allegations against his predecessor. in his letter he asks priests to talk about the situation at mass this weekend saying, quote, please let your people, the men, women, and children know that we love and minister to and hold in our pastoral care. no know i recognize and share their pain. he has not granted our repeated requests for an interview. >>> an update this morning out of fairfax county. a jury f recommending amer teacher convicted of molesting a student spend four

southwest of wilmington, delaware. nbc justice correspondent pete williams is live in washington. he's been getting details on this. what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now we can change this banner at the bottom of the screen that says the suspect is still at large. i'm told by several law enforcement officials that that's no longer the case, that the suspect is down, that this shooting situation is over. i'm told that the suspect is a woman, which makes this an unusual workplace shooting. this is at a rite aid warehouse in aberdeen, maryland, north of baltimore. the first reports came in at 9:00 this morning. officials had said multiple people were shot. we now believe that the number shot may be around five, perhaps four of them appear -- the injuries appear to be fatal, so this would be perhaps four people shot, but in any event, it does appear to be over now. there was a long period of time of searching through that warehouse to try to find the suspect who was responsible for this shooting, and that appears to be over. very tense moments this morning. some people inside the building sending tweets to thei

southwest. this is the rain as we g through the day today. what we're expecting, cloudy, il , rainy conditions. it's mostly going to be lighter rain. right now it's 63 degrees in washington. by recess chilly with showers around mid 60s. we'll still be in the0s. we're not getting out of the 60s today so we'll stay cool. as we go through the day today, light rain moving through the area. periods of light rain fall for tomorrow starting off your morning with showers around. we'll have a bit of a break dnesday. we're about 10 degrees warmer wi the rain around and by wednesday in the mid 80s with thunderstorm cooler on thursday and heading intond the wee we're looking at dry air. so that's good. 10-day forecast coming up inner loop there at rockville pike. not seeing a big impact because it's so early but the right lane is getting by. this should be 4 to 6 hours before it's cleared out of the way. taking a look at another problem. crash there as well. >> if you're looking for a part time jo i you are luck. coming up how businesses are tfering more > welcome back at 4:24. getting ready for the shopping season. >> the challenge is different this year. instead of people struggli

southwest pennsylvania. that's unusual. that tells you how charged up the atmosphere igis. risk of severe weather from washingtonbound. everyone could see severe weather. the chances are higher the farther north you live today. storm team 4 radar, nice dry commute into work and school. that's a nice change of pace. here's future weather into the afternoon. storms firing up around 2:00. 5:it's about and 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. the ride home, particularly the later half of the evening, keep that in mind. wrain chancl continue tomorrow. we're in the low 70s. going to be a warm and d humid today. 86 degrees the forecast tonight. chance of youai gettingd on, at least 60%. more rain likely to come in during the day tomorrow lingering intthe first part of friday. potentially another one to two inches of rain between now and the end of the day tomorrow. then just in b timeore anybody gets a little too depressed, the weekend looks nice. melissa, make your plans without fear. >>> this does not look so hot here this morning. first 4 traffic alert. 270 southbound, hyatts town, all of the main lanes blocked. police tell u

southwest. today at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. working with our cable affiliates. washington journal live every day. sunday morning ahead of labor with the legal defense foundation president. the role of labor unions. join the discussion. histories,'m oral the first woman named to the house intelligence committee. i have not played as much because my husband didn't play. i need to take out the golf close because i stayed out with them. how did that help you? within a more relaxed atmosphere? it was a lot of good talk. we talk about what we do. did you feel it was easier to relate with some of the male members? one time we were working late and i had pizza that they said you can't have it because you're not voting with us. my father was a strong man. the guys did not intimidate me. i didn't ever let them know about me. see the entire interview sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. you're watching american history tv on c-span3. he 2018 is the centennial year of the u.s. participation in world war i, and american history tv's market the anniversary with a variety of programs. a beasley on american artifacts w

washington obtained that videoy sterday. but it does raise new questions about what they've known about station risks. this happened just a few months before a powerful track fire at the federal center southwest station. >>> new video showing a good reminder to lock your ca even if you think you live in a safe neighborhood. deputies in fauquier county are looking for the menfo responsib a series of thefts from unlocked vehicles. the crooks are targeting subdivisions. this video is from a homein cama he bealeton area. they urge residentso lock vehicles because that usually prompts thooefs prompts thieves to move on. simple as that. >>> the national insurance crime bureau is out with itsankings of the hottest wheels. the honda civic claimed the top spot there. the accord, once the favorite, drops one place toecond. the '97, '97 years were both the most s tlen for nose models. >> i think people think it has to be a fancy car, but it'sy typicahe cars that are more out there. >> yeah, the ford f-series pickup trucks, camry, rounded out the top. >> let's check in with chuck. >> what, you got a chop shop in your garage? >> i'm reading what they give me.mb >> it's sep. that means beach weekends are s

washington. 72, dulles. andg gaithersb with all of that humidity. high pressure parked to ourso uth. it's going to keep bringing in the southwest wind.he heat and the humidity is going to keep moving in.fr that's comin the gulf coast states. also what's happening, this area around southa. flor as it makes its way into the gulf of mexico, could be a tropical storm. no issue for us, but we will be ng it. for your labor day, if you are grilling this afternoon, it will be very hot. we're talking 90 by lunchtime. feeling close to 100, though, with the humidity. 94, feeling closero 103. we could have isolated thunderstorms. here's the future weather shning. you see the dry side, you see one or two popping up. a 20% to 30% coverage across the area with that. tomorrow, as the kids head back to school, it will be aot like today, as they're planning out the wardrobe, getting the clothes ready for the first day of school, dress cool. by recess, it will be 90 degrees through the and we could have an isolated thunderstorm or two. most of the day tomorrow will be staying dry. wednesday, hot and humid. in ahe rain chances com they cool us off into

washington journal" guest monday at 7 a.m. eastern talking about his new book "fear: trump in the white house." >> or i guess also a bit a big part of southwest louisiana in terms of the exploration and discovery but it actually really came more to fruition with the actual refining of oil because we had the ideal situation we were ideally suited in terms of where rail lines crossed, , whee barge lines were connected, where the water was, oil was able to be moved in and out very easily in the lake charles. >> at one time this was a beautiful, wonderful, wonderful community. we had everything that the was, and it was family, church, school, grocery store, and people begin to get better jobs which showed them that it could be better in the future for the next generation. >> watch c-span's cities tour of lake charles, louisiana, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv and sunday at two p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> during theg. course of our to others will stick with several legislators and a firstit legislator, represents virginia, representative rob witt

washington. i am shannon bream. ah, mr. black. it's good to... see you again, baron. a toast, to your demise. wanna get away? now you can with southwestency. (clap, clap, ding) that's why capital one iss feel the building something completely different. capital one cafés. welcoming places with people here to help you, not sell you. with savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. that are easy to open from right here or anywhere in 5 minutes. no smoke. no mirrors. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? toujeo not only provides you control your blood sugar. stable blood sugar control around the clock, the max solostar holds 900 units of insulin in one pen. this could mean fewer refills of toujeo. all that and a $0 copay! that's something to groove about. ♪ let's groove tonight. ♪ share the spice of life from the makers of lantus®, toujeo® provides blood sugar-lowering activity ♪ baby slice it right. all day, all night, and beyond, proven blood sugar control all day and all night, and significantly lower your a1c. toujeo® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much ins

southwest. here is a peek out your window. >>> right her at home it is finally a mostly clear sky over washington this morning.ow in arlington, 69 at dulles airport, 69 in led maryland temper in the sub erbs in the mid-60s throu montgomery county. most of usill be dry today. there is a tiny chance s thatome showers near pittsburgh now could reach parts of central virginia later on in the day toda not much of a chance here around .own. >> that's your latest forecast. >> tha> just ahead, what is dri the big boomn baby boomers who smoke pot? also ahead, what makes you happy? things tha bring us the mostnd joy a new ways to help everyone embrace happiness. >>> plus, savannah and drew barrymore. > more than friends, "sesame stree' writer claim that putsncrutiny o bert and ernie's relationship, forcing "sesame street" to respond. . about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it'

southwest, through t south, down through texas, down into new orleans. hot and humid, temperatures feeling like00 they are around >>> good morning.y mostly clokies over washington this morning and an 80% chance you are going to get repaated on again l today as this area of rain showers in western maryland and parts of west virginia now is moving into the shenandoah valley in short order and should be arriving here by about lunchtime today. already some raindrops near manassas and fairfax this morning. those are going to be impacting your morning commute. your ten-day forecast. we might be sunny and dry tomorrow. >> that's your latest forecast. comg up, here is a wrd one. new details on that alleged mark burnett.le between tom what they are staying and the police investigation. >>> an important new rossen reports. after thosec tra gas explosions in massachusetts, who to do if you smell gasn your home. first, day" on nbc. hey! hey! congrats on ranking highest by jd power for tv service satisfaction this year. oh, thank you! and on being ranked highest in internet service satisfaction by jd power for the 5th year in a row. well, the 100% fiber-optic network deserv

washington threatened? what is threatened is myrtle beach. it is going to be affected by high pressure. is going to nudge the is goingm off to the west-southwestiles per hour. it is going to put down about 25 to 30 inches of rain throughout eastern north carolina. forward to speaking with you on bloomberg radio. up as well, on the commercial aspect of this hurricane, david fountain of duke energy. we have got much more to talk onut with jean-yves fillion of bnp paribas. also with us is nick bennenbroek. , it is a frontier economy, to you it is a right?ty of economy, nick: the fact that you've got oil prices up is helpful to the russian economy. tom: with bnp paribas, other moscowave done more, is a place where it wants to project or do you just look to asia? has-yves: i think the bank tried to position itself strategically in europe. france, belgium, italy we own some of the largest banks there. we have continued to run a business model diversified across the region's and the americas happens to be one of them. francine: very quickly, when you look at the way the u.s. economy is performing, is there anything that worries you? we talk about the